The history of Christianity and the challenges it faced to grow and integrate into the Newari community is rooted in their misconception that Christianity is a foreign religion and Jesus Christ is a foreign God Who will destroy the nation and nationality. Drawing from biblical and theological foundations, historical views, biblical passages, the missionary journeys of Paul, as well as principles and models of contextualization, this thesis develops a comprehensive model in a relevant context to the Newari community. 

The developed and suitable missiological model of contextualizing the gospel in a meaningful way emphasizes the understanding of the socio-cultural aspects, respectful engagement, developing indigenous leadership, and holistic ministry approaches for the Newari ethnic group. This thesis concludes with recommendations for effective gospel presentation through long-term engagement strategies and perspectives to achieve the ultimate goal of salvation while reflecting on the significance of developing a missiological model within the Newari context and community.